Built in the EU · EAA / EN 301 549 · WCAG 2.1 AA
All 50 WCAG criteria covered. Every failure we score, proven.
A technical accessibility audit that goes beyond static scanning: representative pages, real keyboard and form interactions in the browser, and prioritized code fixes. Scope, page list and exact price are shown before you pay.
Pay per audit · no subscription · from €149 · price before payment
Every finding shows the page, the element, the WCAG criterion, the evidence and the fix.
Every report PDF we generate — including the sample — is automatically validated against the PDF/UA-1 accessibility standard. How we audit and score
Representative finding format
Failed2.4.7 Focus Visible
- Header → main navigation link
- Header → main navigation link
- Tested with real keyboard navigation
- Tested with real keyboard navigation
- Screenshots with and without keyboard focus are pixel-identical — no visible focus indicator
- Screenshots with and without keyboard focus are pixel-identical — no visible focus indicator
Suggested fix
.main-nav a:focus-visible {
outline: 3px solid #1d4ed8;
outline-offset: 2px;
}Excerpt from the technical report — every finding follows this structure.
View the technical report with code fixes (sample) Download the full sample report — a real audit of our demo store, a fictitious shop built to show what an audit deliversWe test the purchase path — not just your homepage
A homepage scan says little about whether a customer can actually buy from you. Every audit forces in the pages where customers transact and operates them in a real browser.
Cart and checkout
Quantity controls, coupon and address fields, error messages, the order button — reached and operated by keyboard.
Login and registration
Labels, required-field and error handling, password controls, focus order.
Search and product pages
Search fields, filters and sorting, image galleries, tabs and add-to-cart controls.
Contact and other forms
Every form we can discover is submitted empty and with errors to see what a screen reader user is told.
Steps we cannot reach without an account or a payment are named in the report as not tested — never silently skipped.
Start with a free scan
We render your homepage, test it against WCAG 2.1 AA, and show you what we find. Takes about two minutes.
No credit card · One free scan per account
What you get
Issues on your homepage to review · which WCAG criteria were checked and which need the full audit · your biggest issues · an exact price for the full audit
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What makes this different
Every point below is a deliberate engineering decision, not a marketing line.
Smart scoping — you pay for structure, not page count
A 10,000-page shop doesn't need 10,000 audits. We group pages into templates and audit representative examples — our page selection follows the representative-sampling principle of WCAG-EM — while forcing in every page that always matters: checkout, login, contact, legal, search.
Every language version, not just one
A site in three languages usually gets audited in one. But translated pages break in their own ways — a wrong lang attribute, buttons that overflow once the text is longer, error messages nobody translated. We audit your main language version in full and sample each of the others; every page we check is listed in your quote before you pay.
Real code, matched to your stack
We detect what your site is built with and write fixes for it — WordPress, Shopify, React or plain HTML. Not "add an ARIA label", but the actual snippet, with the element and page it belongs to.
We interact with your site, not just read it
We tab through your interface looking for keyboard traps, submit your forms empty to see whether errors are announced, shrink the viewport to 320 pixels, enlarge text by 200%, and check videos for captions. That goes beyond what basic DOM-only scanning covers.
Built in the EU, for EU law
Hosting, your site data and your reports stay in the EU. Some processing — AI analysis, payments and email — runs on providers that may process data outside the EEA; each one is named in our privacy policy together with the safeguards that apply. Reports are written in your language, and the legal framing is the European Accessibility Act and EN 301 549 — not a translated American product built around the ADA.
Re-audits that only charge for change
Fixed something? A re-audit reuses the results for pages that haven't changed and re-tests only what has. You get a clear before-and-after diff and a much smaller invoice.
Pay per audit — the price is on the screen, not behind a form
No "request a demo", no annual contract, no per-seat license, nothing that renews. You see the page list and the exact figure before paying — and you pay again only when you choose to re-audit.
Three steps, no surprises
You never pay before you know the price and exactly which pages we will audit.
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Free homepage scan
Enter your address. We render the page in a real browser, run the full tool suite, and show you a score with its coverage breakdown plus your most serious issues.
About 2 minutes · free
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Transparent quote
We map your site's structure and show you the exact pages we would audit, why each one was chosen, and the price. Accept it or walk away — nothing happens until you do.
You see the page list and price up front
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Full audit and fixes
We audit every page in scope, remove duplicates across the site, and deliver a report with developer-ready code fixes where a safe remediation can be recommended, verification steps for the rest, and a checklist of what still needs a human.
Usually within a few hours
What lands in your inbox
Executive PDF report
Score, coverage, issues by severity, and the legal context for your country — written for the person who has to sign something off.
Code fixes per issue
The element, the page, the criterion it breaks, and a fix written for your technology — ready for your developer or agency.
Task file for AI coding agents
The same fixes as one task per confirmed defect, in a file you can hand to an AI coding agent. Unconfirmed findings are kept out of the task list. A re-audit then shows what was resolved.
Coverage statement
Exactly which criteria were tested automatically, which partly, and which were not — technical findings and documented limitations as a working basis for your accessibility statement. Not legal advice, and not a substitute for a full manual conformance evaluation.
Manual test checklist
Step-by-step instructions for the checks software cannot do, so you can complete the picture yourself or hand it to a specialist.
Pay per audit. No subscription, no enterprise contract.
You buy an audit when you need one — no monthly fee, no annual contract, no sales call. The price depends on your site's structure: how many distinct page templates it has, and how complex they are. You always see the exact figure, and the pages it covers, before paying.
Free scan
€0
One page checked with our full toolchain — with honest coverage shown: exactly what was tested automatically and what needs human review. Your biggest issues and one worked example fix, so you can judge the quality of our work before paying. A preview, not a complete audit.
Run a free scanMost sites
Technical accessibility audit
from €149
Most small business sites: €149–€299. Larger shops and complex sites get an exact scope-based price before payment.
Every page in scope audited, cross-page issues consolidated, developer-ready code fixes where a safe remediation can be recommended, a PDF report with legal context, and a checklist for the criteria that need a human.
See your priceRe-audit after fixes
from €49
Verify your fixes worked. Unchanged pages get a light regression check for cents, changed pages are re-tested at the normal rate — you pay for what actually changed. Exact price shown before payment.
Available any time after a full audit.
All prices are net of VAT — our offer is directed exclusively at business customers (traders within the meaning of Art. 2(2) of Directive 2011/83/EU), not at consumers. At checkout: 21% Latvian VAT applies, except that qualifying businesses established in another EU member state with a VIES-validated VAT number are invoiced without Latvian VAT under the reverse-charge rules (enter your VAT number at checkout), and Latvian VAT is not charged to businesses established outside the EU. You receive a proper invoice. Payment is one-time — there is no subscription and nothing renews automatically.
Who this is for
Built for businesses that need documented technical findings — not a compliance badge.
- Online shops covered by EU accessibility law — above the microenterprise exemption
- Operators of Shopware, WooCommerce, Shopify or Magento stores
- Booking, ticketing and other covered consumer-facing services
- Web agencies that need client-ready technical reports
For agencies
Built to work with agencies — not against them
Most accessibility work on client sites is done by agencies. We give your team the automated evidence layer, so your experts spend their time on judgment — not on hunting for every missing label.
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A client-ready first pass
Representative pages, proven findings with evidence, and fixes written for the client's technology — a report you can hand over or build on.
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Your expertise on top
Every report ends in a guided manual checklist for the criteria no machine can decide — exactly where your team's review adds the value.
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Proof that fixes landed
Re-audit after remediation and show the client what was resolved, what is new and what is still open.
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Quote it per project
One-time pricing per site, shown before payment — no subscription to resell. Auditing sites regularly? Ask us about volume terms.
How the options compare
Four approaches — and they aren't either-or. Many agencies run our automated audit first, then add their own expert review and screen-reader testing on top. Here's how each one compares.
| Comparison criterion | Overlay widget | Cheap scanner | This service | Manual expert audit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical price | €40–200 / month, forever | €50–150 one-off or yearly | From €149 once | Often from ~€2,500 |
| What you get | A JavaScript widget | A list of automated errors | Report, code fixes, manual checklist | Expert conformance report |
| How it scores you | Claims compliance | Usually against all 50 criteria | Only against what was tested | Expert judgment |
| Site coverage | Every page, superficially | A page limit you pay per | Representative templates + key pages | A sample chosen by hand |
| Human judgment & screen-reader testing | No | No | Guided checklist — not performed for you | Included |
| Formal conformance conclusion | Claims it — unsupportably | No | No — documented technical findings | Possible |
| Time to result | Minutes (but nothing is fixed) | Minutes | Hours | Several days to weeks |
Typical market prices, checked August 2026.
An overlay is not a fix.
Accessibility widgets promise compliance in a line of JavaScript. They do not deliver it: they sit on top of the problem, and screen reader users routinely report that they make things worse.
We do the opposite. We tell you which element on which page breaks which success criterion, and give you the code to repair it in your own source. When you fix it, it stays fixed — with or without us.
The public record
- In January 2025 the US Federal Trade Commission fined a leading overlay vendor $1 million over unsubstantiated claims that its tool made sites compliant. FTC enforcement action, January 2025
- Businesses running overlay widgets have still been sued over inaccessible websites — the widget is no defense.
Our signature difference
Complete coverage. Proven findings. A score you can defend.
WCAG 2.1 AA has 50 success criteria, and every report addresses all of them: each one is machine-verified, AI-reviewed, marked not present when we find no such content on your site (such as video), or turned into a guided manual test step. Nothing is silently skipped.
Anyone promising 100% automated compliance is selling you a liability — no software can judge whether alt text is accurate or captions are correct. Our score counts only failures a machine has proven: every verified finding is reproducible in a real browser, with the evidence attached. That makes it a number you can defend in front of a regulator, a customer or a lawyer.
Before a check may count as proof, it is validated against real websites of every major platform — and every verified finding in your report carries the evidence to check it yourself.
A lower, defensible number is worth more than a flattering one — especially if you ever have to explain it.
How every report covers all 50 criteria
- Machine-verifiable — scored where your site has such content
- 22
- Reviewed, not scored
- 21
- Guided manual check
- 7
The counts show the most the audit can decide. On your site a criterion is scored only where there is content to test, so a report may score fewer and says why. Criteria about content we find no trace of — such as video — are marked not present, with a note on how to double-check. Everything else comes with a step-by-step manual test, so nothing is silently skipped.
The legal context, without the panic
Since 28 June 2025, many digital services and online shops covered by the European Accessibility Act must meet binding accessibility requirements. Whether your business and your specific service are covered must be assessed case by case — including the exemption for qualifying microenterprises.
What's actually required
The EAA sets functional accessibility requirements rather than naming a standard. In practice the benchmark is EN 301 549 V3.2.1, whose web chapter reproduces the WCAG 2.1 Level AA success criteria — it is formally harmonised under the Web Accessibility Directive. Version V4.1.1 (September 2026, based on WCAG 2.2) was written for the EAA and becomes the reference once the European Commission cites it in the Official Journal. Add an accessibility statement backed by a credible assessment. No specific audit format is mandated.
Does the accessibility law apply to you?
Five questions, about a minute. We use your answers to tell you whether the European Accessibility Act probably applies to your business — before you pay for anything. Nothing here is legal advice, and we cannot verify your answers.
You probably don't need panic. You need to know exactly where you stand, in writing, with a plan to fix it — before someone else tells you.
Straight answers
Does this make my website legally compliant?
No tool can promise that, and you should be skeptical of any that does — that claim is exactly what the FTC fined an overlay vendor for. What we give you is a documented, defensible assessment of where your site stands against WCAG 2.1 AA, the fixes to close the gaps we found, and a checklist for the criteria that require human judgment. That is the credible basis an accessibility statement is supposed to rest on.
What exactly can't be tested automatically?
7 of the 50 criteria are left entirely to a person because no automated check examines them — for example whether keyboard focus moves in a meaningful order, whether error messages suggest a correction, or whether a gesture-based control has a single-pointer alternative. Another 21 are examined only by advisory checks or AI review, so they are reported but never scored. You get a guided checklist for the manual ones, so you know precisely what is left and how to check it.
Where is my data stored?
In the EU. We store the pages we audited, the screenshots we captured, and your report. We do not sell or share data, and you can request deletion at any time. Only your homepage address is needed to begin.
Do you need access to my site or a plugin installed?
No. We audit your site exactly as a visitor sees it — no plugin, no code change, no credentials. If part of your site sits behind a login, tell us: those pages appear in the report as a manual testing activity rather than being silently skipped.
How do you decide which pages to audit?
We crawl your site, group pages that share a template, and audit representative examples of each — our page selection follows the representative-sampling principle described in WCAG-EM. On top of that we prioritize the key pages that can be discovered — homepage, checkout, login, registration, contact, legal and search — and clearly record any flows we could not reach without credentials or external navigation. The full list is shown to you in the quote before you pay.
I'm an agency with several clients. Can I use this?
Yes, and it's designed for it. Each client site is separate, the reports carry no visible tooling branding in the findings themselves, and one-time pricing means you can quote a client per audit rather than reselling a subscription. Get in touch if you audit sites regularly — we can arrange volume terms.
See where your site actually stands
One free scan. A real score, an honest coverage breakdown, and a worked example fix — before you decide whether to spend anything.
Scan my homepage — freeNo credit card. No sales call. No widget to install.